Abstract: A device including at least one semiconductor component connected to an electrical connection element, the electrical connection element is attached to a heat sink and connected to a group of electrical wires, the group being linked mechanically and electrically to the electrical connection element by a single connector, the group being linked to the heat sink by holding means.

Abstract: A device including at least one semiconductor component connected to an electrical connection element, the electrical connection element is attached to a heat sink and connected to a group of electrical wires, the group being linked mechanically and electrically to the electrical connection element by a single connector, the group being linked to the heat sink by holding means.

Abstract: A nose bearing assembly is secured onto a central area of the spectacles, directly on the optical or sun lenses, or on the bridge connecting the lenses or on a rim frame of the latter, each of the two nose bearing assemblies having a pad intended to contact the nose ala of a user and carried by a pad-bearing arm connected to the spectacles, characterized in that the pad is made of a elastically deformable material and is divided into two areas, i.e. an upper area for receiving a free end of the pad-bearing arm or securing and stiffening the pad in area, and another lower area capable of elastic deformation and of floating freely in all directions in order to obtain a self-adjustment of the pads independently from the morphology of the nose of the user when in contact with the latter.

Abstract: Spectacles consist of an optical or solar front and two arms, each arm being connected to a frame or directly to the front by a pin and an associated elastic articulation element. The spectacles are characterized in that they comprise additional assistance devices acting beyond an equilibrium or oscillation point of the arm that is between the two support zones defining the stable positions and contributing to reinforcing the stable open position, the devices being formed by at least one magnetic element integrated into one or the other of the supporting zones for the pin or of the arm.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vision screen having a continuous convex surface (2) that is cylindrical, toroidal, or spherical, and that presents a trace in a binocular plane of sight that forms an outer circular arc of determined radius (R), the vision screen having a concave surface presenting a trace in the same plane of sight that forms, at least in a region around a point of intersection of each line of sight (AD, AG) with the concave surface, an inner circular arc (3, 4) having a specific radius of curvature (R1), and having a center (C1, C2) that is different from the center of the circular arc intersected by the other line of sight, wherein the radius (R1) specific to each inner circular arc is different from the radius (R) of the outer circular arc.

Abstract: So-called ‘rimmed’ or “half-rimmed” spectacles have two optical or sun lenses with contiguous edges between which is a bridge supporting the nose pads. The lenses are joined together by a central linking element and by a rigid full frame or a partial frame comprising a rigid upper part which is continued by a lower part in the form of two flexible and transparent cords housed in a groove running a the edge of each lens to support them. The spectacles are characterized in that the central linking means is a vertical bar inserted between the extreme adjoining flanks of the contiguous edges of the lenses, respective profiles being formed in the flanks to engage with, by housing, complementary profiles formed on the flanks of the linking bar, in such a way as to locate and secure it, and hence the lenses, without additional mechanical fixing devices.

Abstract: Spectacles include an optical or solar façade connected to two sidepieces which are each connected to the façade by a shaft which is substantially perpendicular to the façade and which is used to rotate each sidepiece about itself between a use position and a storage position in front of the façade having a radius of curvature substantially equal to that of the sidepiece. The sidepiece is divided into two portions, namely a first portion solidly connected to the central rotational shaft and a second portion connected to the first by an intermediate translational movement device disposed between the two portions and gradually engaging the second portion during the rotation of the first and consequently the second so as to subject the latter to two combined movements, one rotational and the other linear, for the automatic and simultaneous lengthening of the sidepiece as it is rotated to the use position and the shortening of the sidepiece as it is rotated to the storage position.

Abstract: An elastically deformable, hingeless spectacle arm is made exclusively of composite materials which have at least one layer of a reinforcing cloth and a coating or matrix made of a thermoplastic or heat-curable material.

Abstract: A nose bearing assembly is secured onto a central area of the spectacles, directly on the optical or sun lenses, or on the bridge connecting the lenses or on a rim frame of the latter, each of the two nose bearing assemblies having a pad intended to contact the nose ala of a user and carried by a pad-bearing arm connected to the spectacles, characterized in that the pad is made of a elastically deformable material and is divided into two areas, i.e. an upper area for receiving a free end of the pad-bearing arm or securing and stiffening the pad in area, and another lower area capable of elastic deformation and of floating freely in all directions in order to obtain a self-adjustment of the pads independently from the morphology of the nose of the user when in contact with the latter.

Abstract: Spectacles include an optical or solar façade connected to two sidepieces which are each connected to the façade by a shaft which is substantially perpendicular to the façade and which is used to rotate each sidepiece about itself between a use position and a storage position in front of the façade having a radius of curvature substantially equal to that of the sidepiece. The sidepiece is divided into two portions, namely a first portion solidly connected to the central rotational shaft and a second portion connected to the first by an intermediate translational movement device disposed between the two portions and gradually engaging the second portion during the rotation of the first and consequently the second so as to subject the latter to two combined movements, one rotational and the other linear, for the automatic and simultaneous lengthening of the sidepiece as it is rotated to the use position and the shortening of the sidepiece as it is rotated to the storage position.

Abstract: So-called ‘rimmed’ or “half-rimmed” spectacles have two optical or sun lenses with contiguous edges between which is a bridge supporting the nose pads. The lenses are joined together by a central linking element and by a rigid full frame or a partial frame comprising a rigid upper part which is continued by a lower part in the form of two flexible and transparent cords housed in a groove running a the edge of each lens to support them. The spectacles are characterized in that the central linking means is a vertical bar inserted between the extreme adjoining flanks of the contiguous edges of the lenses, respective profiles being formed in the flanks to engage with, by housing, complementary profiles formed on the flanks of the linking bar, in such a way as to locate and secure it, and hence the lenses, without additional mechanical fixing devices.

Abstract: In connection with a device for the screwless mounting of at least one accessory in a cutout of a vehicle support structure, the device includes a base body with locking elements formed thereon that are to be locked to the cutout edges at least one locking element being separated from the base body, and movably attached to at least one further locking element connected with the base body, a blocking wedge that can be driven between the locking elements inserted in the cutout and a detent mechanism between the base body and the locking element which is not directly connected with the base body positioned such that the base body can be supported on the locking element opposite to the insertion direction when the device has been mounted.

Abstract: A device is provided for the screwless mounting of at least one accessory in a cutout of a vehicle support structure. The screwless mounting device includes a locking element, a base body, a connecting device and a fastening element which can be moved between an insertion position and a fastening position. In the insertion position, the locking element and the fastening element can be pushed through the recess of the accessory until the base body rests against the visible side of the accessory. In the fastening position, the fastening element can be brought to rest against the back of the accessory in order to fix the device in place in the accessory. The connecting device is provided between the fastening element and the base body for the selective fixation of the fastening element in the fastened position.

Abstract: A small bracket for sun visors of vehicles, having two arms extending around a sun visor shaft in a clamp-like manner, the sides of the arms facing each other constituting an undercut seating opening for the sun visor shaft and an insertion slit, which makes the repeated insertion of the latter into the bearing opening possible, wherein the first arm is embodied on a base body and the second arm on a complementary body connected with it via a film hinge, and that a spring is located between the base body and the complementary body, which together constitute the small bracket.

Abstract: A small bracket is provided for a sun visor for a vehicle. The bracket includes a base body supporting at least two locking elements and at least one seating dome, which can be mounted by means of locking elements. The locking elements can be inserted from the visible side into cutouts in the support structure behind whose cutout edges they extend. The bracket has a cover on the visible side, on which blocking wedges for securing the locking elements are arranged. Each locking element has two legs that can be brought into engagement transversely in respect to the insertion direction at oppositely located cutout edges. One leg of each locking element is arranged separated from the base body and movable in relation to it in the engagement direction. The bracket has an interlocking coupling that can be engaged in the engagement direction between the movable leg and the base body.

Abstract: A sun visor for vehicles with a sun visor body, a support shaft and a bracket is described, which is distinguished in that the sun visor body consists of a thin plate body and a peripheral frame strip supporting the plate body.